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Paddle shift button box for sim wheel

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Video Games
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Control box with 8 buttons, paddle shifters, rev light/shift light and 7 segments display.
To be used with 13" / 320-330mm Steering wheels with 70mm bolt pattern like MOMO, OMP, Aliexpress etc..

Can be used with contact plate inside the NRG quick release with self made USB line, Moza baseplate and bluetooth connection (Power supplied from contact plate on Moza hub), or be used with a USB cable plugged in on the backside of the steeringwheel

Use SimHub software to configure and program the arduino.

You will need:

  • 8 pcs 12mm waterproof momentary push buttons in your choice of colors.

  • 8 bit WS2812 RGB LED strip

  • MAX7219 7 segment display

  • Arduino Nano or Pro Micro. For use with bluetooth you will need something like Arduino Nano 33 BLE

  • 4 pcs 3x8x4mm ballbearings for the paddle shifters

  • 4 pcs 10x2.4mm magnets for the paddle shifters

  • 2 pcs Marquardt 1050 Mushroom Shaped Micro Switch or similar

  • Lots of wire

  • M3 heat inserts

  • M3 screws

  • 8 pcs M2x3 heat inserts for the arduino holder and MAX7219 display

  • M2 screws

  • Wheel adapter like NRG quick release, check out my NRG quick release connector! https://www.printables.com/model/1272216-thrustmaster-t-series-nrg-quickrelease

Optional:

  • optional USB C vertical connector mount (If you dont intend on use the centre connector)

  • 4 pcs M2x3 heat inserts if you gonna mount the USB-C connector

  • optional DC-DC 12V to 5V buck step down converter (If you need to connect to MOZA base, as this is 12V powered, and if you use 5V in on the arduino. You will then need to figure out a bluetooth connection.

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